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MKS EDUCATION · GMAT CLASSES IN NEPAL
GMAT Classes in Nepal with MKS Education
Live teaching. Your personal AI assistant. A GMAT app that makes your progress visible.
Join the same GMAT class online, in person at Putalisadak, or in a hybrid mode. Learn Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning and Data Insights with experienced instruction, structured practice, recorded lessons and LMS support.
Same class, three waysOnline · Physical · Hybrid
Six months of accessClasses, recordings and LMS study resources
Practise between lessonsPractice sets, section tests, videos and full-length tests
See your progressQR, VR, DI and full-test insights with instructor support
Build your preparation around a 705+ target through a clear plan and regular review. Your score depends on your own exam performance.
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START WITH THE RIGHT PLAN
GMAT Class Quick Facts
MKS Education brings live classes and independent practice together. Use these facts to compare the class with your goal and schedule.
- Class modes: online, physical in Putalisadak, or hybrid.
- Core exam sections: Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning and Data Insights.
- Between-class support: LMS practice, available full-length and section tests, video lessons, recordings and instructor guidance.
- Access: six months of access to class content, recordings and LMS study resources under the MKS course offer.
- Official exam format: 64 questions across three 45-minute sections; the test lasts 2 hours 15 minutes, plus an optional 10-minute break.
The exam-format figures come from GMAC’s current GMAT exam structure. Confirm the latest rules before booking.
PREPARATION BETWEEN CLASSES
Explore the MKS GMAT App
GMAT class and independent practice work together. Open a focused area of the MKS GMAT portal for QR, VR, DI or tests, and use lessons, practice and review tools between live sessions. KUMAT and SOMAT have separate paths in the same portal.
Portal content changes over time. Check each linked area for current courses, practice sets and available tests.
Quantitative Reasoning
Study Number Properties, Algebra, Advanced Topics and Word Problems; practise with written and video explanations.
Verbal Reasoning
Build Reading Comprehension and Critical Reasoning skill with course lessons, question practice and review.
Data Insights
Explore DI concepts and question formats in the portal; confirm current test availability before enrolling.
GMAT Tests
Open the current full-length and section-wise practice paths to assess timing, accuracy and progress.
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WATCH · 18 SECOND VISUAL TOUR
See how GMAT practice fits around class
This short illustrated tour highlights the QR, VR, DI and practice paths in the MKS GMAT portal. Use the links above to see the current live course and test areas.
Video summary: Learn Quantitative concepts, practise Reading Comprehension and Critical Reasoning, explore Data Insights, then use section practice, available full-length tests, videos and study material.
THE THREE GMAT SECTIONS
What you study in GMAT class at MKS Education
The current GMAT tests reasoning for graduate management study. The MKS class connects the official section types to concept lessons, targeted practice and test review.
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Quantitative Reasoning
Official section: 21 Problem Solving questions in 45 minutes.
In class: strengthen Number Properties, Algebra, Advanced Topics and Word Problems; practise reasoning and calculation without a calculator.
Why it matters: see the mathematical structure of a problem instead of relying on a memorised shortcut.
02
Verbal Reasoning
Official section: 23 Reading Comprehension and Critical Reasoning questions in 45 minutes.
In class: read for argument structure, separate evidence from conclusion, and evaluate answer choices.
Why it matters: avoid choosing an attractive option that does not answer the question asked.
03
Data Insights
Official section: 20 questions in 45 minutes, including Data Sufficiency, Multi-Source Reasoning, Table Analysis, Graphics Interpretation and Two-Part Analysis.
In class: interpret mixed data, decide what is sufficient and manage time across formats.
Why it matters: Data Insights contributes to the total score and should not be left until the end.
04
Timed tests and review
Official exam: three scored sections, 64 questions and a 205–805 total-score scale.
At MKS: use available section-wise and full-length practice to find timing, accuracy and concept gaps; review results with class and LMS support.
Why it matters: a score becomes useful when you know which decision or habit to change next.
GMAC defines current section content on its official exam-content page. The MKS portal’s individual courses and tests may change; open each linked area to see current availability.
A PRACTICAL STUDY JOURNEY
How MKS GMAT class and the app work together
Progress is easier to manage when each class leads to practice, feedback and a next action. This six-step path shows how students can use live teaching, the GMAT LMS and mock review without treating one test result as a final verdict.
01
Set a target that fits your applications
List the business schools and deadlines you care about. Check each programme’s GMAT policy, then set a practice target and a date for your first full-length baseline.
02
Build QR, VR and DI concepts
Use live lessons to repair foundation gaps. For Quant, work through the four MKS course areas; for Verbal, practise RC and CR; for DI, learn to read mixed data carefully.
03
Practise between live classes
Turn a lesson into a short timed set in the GMAT LMS. Review written or video explanations where available and note the reason behind every missed question.
04
Check one section at a time
Use section-wise practice to separate concept problems from pacing problems. Track QR, VR and DI patterns rather than judging readiness from one total score.
05
Review a full-length attempt
A full-length practice test is a checkpoint, not a result to collect. Compare accuracy, time pressure and repeated error types, then agree on the next study priority.
06
Book with room for review
Plan the official test around application deadlines and score reporting. If practice remains far from your target, leave time to revise and consider another attempt.
Why choose MKS Education for GMAT classes in Nepal? MKS connects three things in one preparation system: live classes that fit your schedule, a dedicated AI-integrated GMAT LMS, and insights into your Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning and Data Insights practice. You can learn concepts, practise, review explanations and see how your preparation is progressing.
Online, physical or hybrid: choose how you learn
Online GMAT classes
Join live classes remotely and use the GMAT app alongside your lessons. This mode suits students studying outside Kathmandu or balancing preparation with work.
Physical GMAT classes
Attend classes at MKS Education in Putalisadak, Kathmandu. Combine face-to-face instruction with continued practice and review through the LMS portal.
Hybrid GMAT classes
Attend online on some days and physically on others. Coordinate your attendance with the available class timetable while continuing with the same LMS-based preparation.
The MKS advantage: compare the complete learning system
When comparing GMAT classes, look at what supports you during lessons and between them. Here is what MKS offers, with questions you can use to compare another provider on the same basis.
| What matters | At MKS Education | Ask another provider |
|---|---|---|
| Flexible attendance | Online, physical and hybrid learning. | Can I combine online and in-person attendance? |
| Learning beyond class | A dedicated AI-integrated GMAT LMS/app. | Can I see the learning portal before enrolling? |
| Personal study support | A personal AI assistant within the GMAT app, alongside instructor guidance. | What support is available while I practise independently? |
| Visible progress | QR, VR, DI and full-test practice insights, plus time spent in the app. | Can I review section performance and study activity? |
| Concepts and practice | RC and CR courses, plus Quantitative Reasoning courses and practice. | Are concept lessons connected to practice and explanations? |
| Quantitative explanations | Written and video solutions for the topic-wise practice sets. | Can I see a written explanation and a video solution? |
| Instructor experience | Quantitative instruction led by Manoj K. Singh, teaching full-time since 2007. | Who teaches the classes, and what is their teaching background? |
Your AI-integrated GMAT LMS (GMAT app)
A personal AI assistant for your preparation
The MKS GMAT app brings a personal AI assistant into your learning portal. Use it as you work through your preparation, alongside live teaching, courses, practice tests and review.
Your target is connected to a learning process: understand the concept, complete practice, examine mistakes and decide what to study next.
See your progress, section by section
- Quantitative Reasoning (QR): review your quantitative practice performance.
- Verbal Reasoning (VR): follow your reading and critical reasoning preparation.
- Data Insights (DI): view your data-insights practice results.
- Full-test performance: review overall practice results and score trends on the app’s 205–805 practice-level display.
- Time spent: see your study activity and time spent in the app.
Understand the score scales: the official GMAT total score is 205–805; each of QR, VR and DI is scored on a 60–90 scale. LMS insights describe your practice progress and are not an official GMAC score report. A 705+ score is a preparation target. See the official GMAT scoring guide.
Verbal Reasoning
Build verbal concepts through dedicated Reading Comprehension and Critical Reasoning courses, then apply them in the practice library. The courses cover ways to approach questions, reasoning techniques and practical strategies.
Critical Reasoning (CR)
Learn how to analyse arguments and handle Critical Reasoning questions. The course develops concepts, techniques and useful shortcuts for working through reasoning problems.
| Number of tests | 176 |
| Total questions | 4,048 |
| Total test time | 132 hours |
| Review time | 29.3 hours |
Quantitative Reasoning
The Quantitative Reasoning course is organised into four sections: Number Properties (NP), Algebra (AL), Advanced Topics (AT) and Word Problems (WP). Study the concepts and use the topic-wise practice sets to apply them.
The 25 Quantitative topics each have five practice sets, giving you 125 sets with 20 questions per set — 2,500 questions. Each question includes a written explanation and a video solution. The section-test library below is shown separately from this topic-wise collection.
Number Properties (NP)
Build number-properties concepts, apply them in tests and review the solutions.
| Number of tests | 28 |
| Total questions | 588 |
| Total test time | 15.75 hours |
| Review time | 4.67 hours |
Algebra (AL)
Develop algebra concepts through coursework, tests and solution review.
| Number of tests | 57 |
| Total questions | 1,197 |
| Total test time | 42.81 hours |
| Review time | 9.5 hours |
Advanced Topics (AT)
Continue with the Advanced Topics course in the GMAT app. Connect the concepts with the available practice and solution review.
| Number of tests | 42 |
| Total questions | 882 |
| Total test time | 31.5 hours |
| Suggested review time | 7 hours |
Includes 5 supplemental Coordinate Geometry tests. Suggested review time allows 10 minutes per test.
Word Problems (WP)
Practise turning written problems into a mathematical approach, then review the reasoning behind each solution.
| Number of tests | 54 |
| Total questions | 1,134 |
| Total test time | 40.5 hours |
| Review time | 9 hours |
Practice-library figures supplied by MKS Education. Test time and review time describe the learning library, not the duration of the official GMAT exam.
FIND YOUR PREPARATION PATH
Who benefits from GMAT classes at MKS Education?
Different students need different starting points. The useful question is which combination of class, practice and review fits your current score and application goal.
01
MBA and MiM applicants
Connect your target programme’s admissions policy to a practical GMAT study and test date. A score can support an application, but schools assess the full profile.
02
Working professionals
Use online or hybrid attendance when work makes travel difficult, then revisit class recordings and app practice between sessions.
03
Students outside Kathmandu
Join the online class, use the same study resources and contact MKS about the current timetable and support arrangement.
04
Retakers and score improvers
Bring previous section results and a clear target. Identify whether the main obstacle is content, pacing or repeated errors before repeating more questions.
PREPARATION TIME
How long should GMAT preparation take?
There is no honest fixed duration for every student. Your baseline, target score, daily practice time and application deadline determine the plan. MKS offers six months of access to class content, recordings and LMS resources; that access window is not a promise that every learner will be ready in a particular number of weeks.
01
Strong Quant, weaker Verbal
Spend more time on RC passage structure and CR argument logic. Keep Quant active with short timed practice so an existing strength does not fade.
02
Stronger Verbal, weaker Quant
Rebuild arithmetic and algebra foundations before chasing speed. Use the Number Properties and Algebra paths, then move into timed problem sets.
03
Data Insights feels unfamiliar
Begin with the five official DI question types, then practise reading tables, graphics and multiple sources under a clock. Avoid assuming DI is only mathematics.
04
A tight application deadline
Work backwards from the school’s deadline, official test slot and score-reporting time. Ask MKS for the current batch timetable before committing to a target date.
Bring a recent practice result or describe your Quant, Verbal and DI comfort when you enquire. MKS can explain the current class schedule and help you choose a realistic starting point.
AVOID THESE DETOURS
Common GMAT preparation mistakes to avoid
A useful course should make the next study decision clearer. These errors waste time even when students attend class regularly.
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Leaving Data Insights until the end
DI is one of the three scored sections. Give it a place in the weekly plan and practise its distinct formats.
02
Collecting mock scores without review
Record why an answer was wrong: concept gap, misread data, weak elimination or a timing decision. Then change the next practice set.
03
Practising only what feels comfortable
A strong Quant student may still need RC or DI work. Follow section evidence rather than repeating the easiest topic.
04
Confusing LMS question totals with exam length
MKS practice-library counts describe learning resources. The official GMAT has 64 questions in 2 hours 15 minutes.
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Choosing a class by fee alone
Compare teaching, recordings, feedback, schedule flexibility, portal access and the way tests are reviewed.
06
Booking without checking deadlines
Check school policy, official test availability and score-reporting time before deciding when to sit the GMAT.
Learn with Manoj K. Singh
Manoj Kumar Singh (Manoj K. Singh) is the CEO / Founder of MKS Education and a full-time quantitative instructor since 2007. He founded MKS Education in 2017 and combines live teaching with LMS-supported learning.
His background includes teaching training at Max Prep, India, in 2007, Vedic Mathematics training, a Master in Mathematics (2007) and a Master in Economics (2009). In quantitative classes, he uses mathematical shortcuts and Vedic Maths calculation techniques alongside the underlying concepts.
His teaching experience includes online instruction through Skype, Zoom and Microsoft Teams for Nepali students and students living abroad.
Frequently asked questions
Why choose MKS Education for GMAT classes in Nepal?
MKS combines live online, physical and hybrid classes with an AI-integrated GMAT LMS/app, a personal AI assistant, section-wise practice insights, courses and solution review.
Can I switch between online and physical GMAT classes?
MKS offers a hybrid mode, so you can attend online on some days and physically on others, coordinated with the class timetable.
What does the MKS GMAT app show in my progress insights?
The app shows Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning, Data Insights and full-test practice results, along with study activity and time spent in the app.
What is included in Verbal Reasoning preparation?
Dedicated Reading Comprehension and Critical Reasoning courses teach concepts, question-handling approaches and techniques, supported by tests and review.
Are written and video solutions available for Quantitative practice?
The topic-wise Quantitative practice collection includes written explanations and video solutions for its 2,500 questions across 125 sets.
Is 705+ a guaranteed GMAT score?
705+ is a preparation target. The MKS learning system supports your preparation through live teaching, practice, AI assistance and review; your official result depends on exam performance.
Where is MKS Education located for physical GMAT classes?
MKS Education is opposite Shankerdev Campus in Putalisadak, Kathmandu, Nepal. Students can also choose online or hybrid GMAT classes.
Does the GMAT portal also link to KUMAT and SOMAT preparation?
Yes. The MKS GMAT portal navigation has separate KUMAT and SOMAT areas. Their courses and tests should be checked in those areas for current availability.
Does the current GMAT exam include Data Insights?
Yes. The current GMAT has Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning and Data Insights. GMAC lists 20 Data Insights questions in a 45-minute section. MKS includes DI in its class and portal navigation.
How long does MKS GMAT class take?
Preparation time depends on your baseline, target score, practice hours and deadline. MKS provides six months of access to class content, recordings and LMS resources; ask the team for the current batch timetable and a suitable preparation plan.
Can I join GMAT classes from outside Kathmandu?
Yes. MKS offers online GMAT classes as well as physical classes in Putalisadak and a hybrid option. Contact MKS for the current class schedule and access details.
Are GMAT class recordings available?
MKS provides class recordings with its online, physical and hybrid learning modes so students can revisit lessons during their access period. Confirm the current course terms before enrolling.
VISIT MKS EDUCATION
GMAT classes in Putalisadak, Kathmandu
MKS Education is opposite Shankerdev Campus in Putalisadak, Kathmandu, Nepal. Visit the classroom, discuss your GMAT study plan and compare online, physical and hybrid attendance.
Office: +977 1-5921177 · WhatsApp: +977 98181-73800
Build your GMAT plan with MKS Education
Discuss your starting point, your target score and the class mode that fits your schedule. Explore the GMAT app and see how live teaching, AI assistance and progress insights work together.
Office: +977 1-5921177 · [email protected]
Putalisadak, Kathmandu, Nepal